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Nicholforest Civil Parish


The parish is on the border with Scotland, bounded to the west by Liddel Water, and to the north by Kershope Burn.

Area: 34.4 km²

Population: 

347 (2021 Census)

372 (2011 Census)

386 (2001 Census)

Civil Parishes in Cumbria Kershopefoot Nicholforest, 1848 St Nicholas Church, Nicholforest Kingfield, Cumbria Historic Buildings and Monuments in Nicholforest Civil Parish
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Kershopefoot
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Kershopefoot
- Overview Map Street View Kershopefoot is a hamlet in Cumbria, located close to the Scotland-England border, about 7 miles north-west of Bewcastle. It is situated by the confluence of Kershope …
Nicholforest, 1848
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Nicholforest, 1848
- NICHOL-FOREST, a chapelry, in the parish of Kirk-Andrews-upon-Esk, union of Longtown, Eskdale ward, E. division of Cumberland, 10½ miles (N.E. by N.) from Longtown; containing 825 inhabitants, of whom 449 …
Kingfield, Cumbria
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Kingfield, Cumbria
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St Nicholas Church, Nicholforest
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St Nicholas Church, Nicholforest
- Overview Map Street View Parish church for Nicholforest. 1866-1867 by Alexander Graham. Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England. There had been an earlier chapel here at …
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2nd Lieut. F.P. JOYCE, Borders, Nicholforest, (Killed).
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